Theatre as an art form is in defiance of the virus’s attempt to silence us—the darkness and stillness has only made the voices of our artists stronger and more urgent. After being kept from our spaces for so long, to adhere to our usual practice of announcing one season of work felt insufficient in honoring the artistic community we're so grateful to be a part of. We return with confidence and joy—bold in our artmaking but still cautious in our approach to health and safety.


"NYTW’s education program provided an artistic oasis, and a sense of belonging, for U.S. high school students hungry for change." American Theatre Magazine went behind the scenes with our Youth Artistic Instigators as they created a virtual performance of entirely new work. Meet some of these incredible young people and hear about their experience.



Following its 2019 Broadway run straight from the NYTW stage, Jeremy O. Harris' SLAVE PLAY returns to Broadway this November at the August Wilson Theatre!



We've watched HADESTOWN grow, from the early summer residency at Dartmouth in 2014 through the production that completely transformed our theatre. Whether it's your first time or you're a regular, check it out on Broadway!



Heidi Schreck, Mike Iveson, Rosdely Ciprian and Thursday Williams and director Oliver Butler made their Broadway debuts after wowing NYTW audiences in 2018. Now you can catch the recording on Amazon Prime!



Direct from its 2019 world premiere at NYTW, SING STREET is 'Going Up'(town) to Broadway. Follow along for updates & join us to see the team take the stage again!


Welcome to the NYTW Blog—a resource for behind-the-scenes insights on our productions, share-outs from the classroom penned by teaching artists, community partner spotlights, and a peek behind the curtain to see how work gets made at NYTW.
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Welcome to the NYTW Blog—a resource for behind-the-scenes insights on our productions, share-outs from the classroom penned by teaching artists, community partner spotlights, and a peek behind the curtain to see how work gets made at NYTW.
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